Clemson Paralympic Soccer Creative Inquiry students are given many unique opportunities to become emerging leaders at Clemson University through their adaptive soccer programming. The class’s main mission is to run adaptive soccer camps for veterans with disabilities. Each camp allows the veterans to be exposed to adaptive sports opportunities with a focus on soccer but many other sports as well. In 2020-2021, the program will seek to run 15 camps all over the United States.  Students are involved with planning the camps, working directly with the injured military veterans, and collecting data surrounding best practices, program evaluation, and impact. Students learn how to network in order to recruit participants for our various programs as well as engage in active communication with professionals nationally. In addition to our camps, students have composed grants to start a program seeking to lessen the detrimental effects of isolation for our injured military veteran partners. Furthermore, we host a residential training program, featuring two of our athletes from the paralympic soccer team, in which students have the opportunity to help with the training sessions. Many students have been able to publish articles about varying topics in adaptive sports, including publications on the International Federation of Cerebral Palsy Football website. There are several certifications offered to students that can be utilized outside of the university and CI experience. These include specialized Mental Health First Aid and the Blaze Adaptive Sports training. Finally, professional development has become a large part of our program, helping students understand how to condense their CI experience into useful skills to market themselves in the professional world.